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Dark Ads vs. This One 😂

A meme consisting of a top text comment reading 'There are dark ads and then there's this one 😂' above a screenshot of a man. The man is wearing a light blue dress shirt with a loosely tied dark tie, smiling amusedly, and standing outdoors with greenery (bushes and trees) in the background. The combination of the text and the man's expression humorously highlights an absurd or overly 'dark' advertisement by contrasting it with typical dark ads.
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There are dark ads and then there's this one 😂

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There are dark ads and then there's this one 😂

Overview

A meme consisting of a top text comment reading 'There are dark ads and then there's this one 😂' above a screenshot of a man. The man is wearing a light blue dress shirt with a loosely tied dark tie, smiling amusedly, and standing outdoors with greenery (bushes and trees) in the background. The combination of the text and the man's expression humorously highlights an absurd or overly 'dark' advertisement by contrasting it with typical dark ads.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, specifically a meme post. The image appears to be a screenshot from a video (possibly a movie, TV show, or real-life footage) that has been repurposed with an overlay text comment. It was created by a user through adding text to a pre-existing visual, likely using basic image editing tools for the text overlay.

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